RCA takes the simple convenience of a soundbar home theater system, adds in a wireless sub and surrounds, and tops it off with integrated Wi-Fi streaming of Netflix, Pandora, and more.
Sharp introduces an 80-inch touch screen LED to be paired with their new Compact Whiteboard PC for the ultimate big screen collaboration tool.
Pioneer takes their flagship A/V receiver and throws in everything but the kitchen sink. Among the goodies? Integrated Apple AirPlay.
Looks like we picked the wrong week to stop sniffing Blu. Paramount brings three old school laugh riots to everyone’s favorite high def format.
The stirring and wildly entertaining HANNA is perhaps the best film this reviewer has seen in the theater all year. So how does the Blu-ray measure up?
Vivitek helps keep DLP an attractive alternative to LCD for home theater projector shoppers.
In a move that’s sure to please PS3 holdouts, the Blu-ray -equipped PS3 console is now more accessible than ever before.
Dwight Schrute and Juno take on the evil Kevin Bacon in this (very) dark comedy about a would-be hero in search of his super.
Panasonic serves up a plainly-styled LED TV with fewer features than some of its older siblings. But how important is 3D and iPhone control when the price tag is this appealing?
A Blu-ray fan worthy of this review shouldn’t need to click this link to know what’s inside.
